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bowl-shaped body pierced with stylized petal forms and with a reeded rim; on three feet that are applied as long strips continuing upward to form top brackets; these are incised with a series of parallel lines at top and matching notches at bottom; the handle of fruitwood fits a silver socket attached to the top of the bowl just below the rim; a pierced circular plate is attached to the bottom of the dish inside and acted as a grate for the hot coals

Chafing Dish, c. 1750

Adrian Bancker

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porringer, Queen Anne style; bulbous, bowl-shaped body with flaring lip cast openwork handle attached on one side; handle in keyhole pattern with 9 openings

Porringer, c. 1730

Samuel Burrill

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sauce boat, one of a pair, bombé shape, on three feet; plain body with wide everted pouring lip, scroll-cut rim and double-scroll cast handle; the feet are dolphin type with shell-shaped foot pads and large shell shoulders

Sauce Boat, one of a pair, c. 1770

Philip Syng, Jr.

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pyriform coffee pot, tall, plain, pear-shaped with molded foot, low dome cover and knopped finial; scrolled spout wrought with leafage; fruitwood handle; inscribed under foot: [AML to HN 43:5:0]

Coffee Pot, c. 1775

Philip Syng, Jr.

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sauce boat, one of a pair, bombé shape, on three feet; plain body with wide everted pouring lip, scroll-cut rim and double-scroll cast handle; the feet are dolphin type with shell-shaped foot pads and large shell shoulders

Sauce Boat, one of a pair, c. 1770

Philip Syng, Jr.

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